In this Unit you will learn to: Define what Criminology is and have an understanding of the theories used.
In this Unit you will learn to: Study the trends of modern day criminal statistics.
In this Unit you will learn to: Gain an understanding of the UK Justice system and have reference to key legal terms.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe a large range of drugs, what effects they have, their methods of use, their prevalence, production and marketing and common street names.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe different forms of violence and reasons for it.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe different forms of property crime and understand when and where they occur.
In this Unit you will learn to: Understanding the role of the community in crime prevention.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe various forms of organised and trans-national crime.
In this Unit you will learn to: Understand the use of computers and internet technology in support of criminal activities.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe how to focus on the causes of crime and use problem solving tools in order to significantly reduce or eliminate the factors that can to lead crime.
In this Unit you will learn to: Understand why youths turn to crime and why everyone has a role in supporting youth and preventing youth crime.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe different forms of anti-social behaviour, who it affects, its long terms effects and approaches to tackling it.
In this Unit you will learn to: Describe what Forensic Psychology is, how it works; from basic theories and principles, through research, understanding and explaining results, to the actual application of psychological techniques.
In this Unit you will learn to: Understand what is meant by Criminal profiling, and how the use of scientific methods, logical reasoning, sources of information on people, criminology, victimology, and experience or skill is employed to interpret the events that surround the commission of a crime.
In this Unit you will learn to: Understanding what terrorism is and why it is a deliberate use of violence against civilians for political or religious ends.